Your Business-Critical Work Requires Business Internet Service, Not Residential Service 27% of businesses say they are unhappy with their current internet service provider.  Many of those are companies that chose a residential service provider instead of using a business internet service. Residential-type internet service can be enticing.  It’s cheaper, and it may do the job in some cases, but you� …

When it comes to a business internet service provider, who you choose, makes a big difference.  Your employees, suppliers, and customers all rely on your business having robust and reliable business broadband. For your business, a slow or undependable internet connection is more than just a frustration.  It hurts productivity. As more and more businesses use cloud services, internet issues mean serious problems and loss of productivity for your business. When customers reach out to you, they’re looking for information.& …

If you’re still using the local phone company for your phone service, you’re wasting money. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) provides a lower cost of ownership compared to a traditional phone system. Conventional phone systems run copper lines or circuits between your facility and the phone company.  From there, voice calls are routed to the public switching network for transmission.  You may also have a Private Branch Exchange (PBX) in-house that handles the routing. The phone company controls these systems and the transmission of your calls. That means fees for long-di …

The internet has changed how we communicate and do business.  Customers no longer go to the Yellow Pages to look up businesses.  They go online to find you.  They shop online, and they research you online. Businesses use the internet to communicate with their customers and team members.  You are connected to your suppliers and your vendors. Now, more businesses than ever have moved into cloud applications and computing.  96% …